The Kimchi is fermenting; I have to open it and stir it a couple times a day.  Right now it is pretty stinky!  I moved it to our bedroom because it is too hot in the kitchen for good fermentation. … Continue Reading →

Today was the monthly class for the evangelists and church leaders.  Steve said that 27 men attended the class and they reported that there were 10 baptisms and 5 restorations. After class Steve and Timothy laid out the fabric for… Continue Reading →

We made it back from Tamale before dark this evening which is always a blessing!  We only had partial success today.  We are going to have to go back on Monday to finish the rest of our business.  The lawyer… Continue Reading →

Mr. Iddrisu did not come to work today because they were having a PTA meeting at his children’s school.  Since he was not around to help in the Child Center we did not roast the grain for the weaning mix… Continue Reading →

An old lady came to visit us this morning.  She wanted us to help her get her leg repaired.  Her left leg was seriously twisted and she walks with crutches.  She said that 10 years ago she was in automobile… Continue Reading →

Steve is not here; he went to Nalongni to help bury one of the church sisters.  The woman died yesterday.  Since there are no funeral homes or means of embalming the body the family in this area try to bury… Continue Reading →

It was still hard to force myself out of bed this morning.  I had made arrangements with Timothy Niligrini yesterday afternoon to visit the church at Borido today and he was to be here at 9 am. Well, Timothy arrived and… Continue Reading →

We could barely get out of bed this morning because of our “jet lag”.  We stayed up until after midnight last night because that is just the way it is.  At 7 this morning when the alarm went off it… Continue Reading →

We made it to Yendi at 7:30 this evening.  We had to drive a little while in the dark which we hate but at least Red was doing the driving.  We had a couple stops to make in Tamale before… Continue Reading →

We are back in Ghana.  We had an uneventful trip which is always a blessing!  All of our luggage arrived with us which is a feat itself considering we had 10 suitcases, bags and tubs which each weighed 50 pounds. … Continue Reading →